Final Programme Beyond the River - World Water Week
Final Programme Beyond the River - World Water Week
Final Programme Beyond the River - World Water Week
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Wednesday 23 August<br />
<strong>Water</strong> and Wastewater in <strong>the</strong> Sustainable City<br />
How Could <strong>the</strong> Swedish Concept Contribute to Sustainable Solutions<br />
in Urban and Peri-urban Areas?<br />
Convenors: Stockholm International <strong>Water</strong> Institute (SIWI) and VARIM<br />
The Swedish concept of “<strong>the</strong> Sustainable City” is based on<br />
holistic and integrated solutions which include all different<br />
service systems and multidisciplinary functions in a<br />
city. The concept was first introduced at <strong>the</strong> <strong>World</strong> Urban<br />
Forum in Johannesburg in 2002 and has since successfully<br />
been introduced around <strong>the</strong> world. The Stockholm<br />
seminar will place particular focus on <strong>the</strong> role of water and<br />
wastewater in <strong>the</strong> sustainable city.<br />
The seminar is part of <strong>the</strong> technical seminar series which<br />
was established during <strong>the</strong> 2005 <strong>World</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Week</strong> and<br />
which examines technical water and wastewater treatment<br />
solutions which may be of broader interest internationally.<br />
<strong>Programme</strong> Wednesday 23 August, 13:30–17:00 Norra Latin, Room 353<br />
Moderator: Prof. Hans Lundberg, Swedish Environmental Research<br />
Institute, IVL<br />
13:30 Introduction followed by Presentations<br />
• The Sustainable City Concept. Prof. Hans Lundberg, IVL<br />
• Conditions and Demands for Innovative and Sustainable<br />
Measures in Cities in Developing Countries. Dr. Graham<br />
Alabaster and Mr. Pireh Otieno, Lake Victoria Region <strong>Water</strong><br />
and Sanitation Initiative, UN-Habitat.<br />
• Speaker from India to be confi rmed.<br />
• Strategic Planning of Future Sustainable Wastewater Systems<br />
in a Global Perspective – Interactions with O<strong>the</strong>r Infrastructure<br />
Systems. Prof. Per-Arne Malmqvist, Chalmers University<br />
of Technology, Sweden, and Ms. Agneta Sander, City of<br />
Göteborg, Department of Sustainable <strong>Water</strong> and Waste<br />
Management, Sweden<br />
Coffee Break<br />
<strong>Water</strong> and Wastewater Management in Urban and Peri-urban Areas:<br />
Experiences from Swedish <strong>Water</strong> Utilities and Swedish Industry.<br />
• Introduction. Mr. Rutger Engsäll, Swedish Trade Council<br />
• Sjöstadsverket in Stockholm. Dr. Berndt Björlenius,<br />
Stockholm <strong>Water</strong> Company, Sweden<br />
• The Eco San System, Experiences and Possibilities. Dr. Johan<br />
Rockström, Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden<br />
• Design of Sustainable Treatment Plants in Developing<br />
Countries. Examples from Bangladesh and Honduras.<br />
Speakers from Sweco and Purac, members of VARIM<br />
• Financing of Urban and Peri-urban Activities. Speakers<br />
from Sida and The <strong>World</strong> Bank<br />
Public and Panel Discussion on <strong>the</strong> Way Forward. How Can Swedish<br />
Professionals Contribute in Urban and Peri-urban Areas in Developing<br />
Countries and in Countries under Transition?<br />
• Moderator, Speakers and Public<br />
17:00 Close<br />
The Swedish <strong>Water</strong> and Wastewater Association (VARIM) invites<br />
participants to mingle and meet with representatives of Swedish<br />
companies. Refreshments will be served.<br />
Photo: SIWI<br />
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